Juneteenth Coloring Pages
30 free printable PDFsHolidayUpdated Oct 3, 2026
These pages honor Juneteenth, June 19, the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned they were free. History pages include the Emancipation Proclamation scroll, a Free Since 1865 lettering page, and doves with broken chains. Celebration pages show a freedom parade wagon, kids dancing together, community music, drums, and fireworks. Symbols of freedom include the Juneteenth flag, a torch, a rising sun, and a Liberty Bell. A Juneteenth mandala and quote pages suit older kids and adults.
Juneteenth coloring pages to print
Freedom Flower Blooming Juneteenth
Download PDFJuneteenth Crown of Freedom
Download PDFJuneteenth Community Music Celebration
Download PDFJuneteenth Freedom Day Lettering
Download PDFJuneteenth Stars and Freedom Banner
Download PDFHappy Juneteenth Celebration Words
Download PDFJuneteenth Mandala
Download PDFJuneteenth Hands Raised in Victory Coloring
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Free Since 1865 Lettering
Download PDFJuneteenth Freedom Train Journey
Download PDFJuneteenth Freedom Balloon Bundle
Download PDFCelebrate Juneteenth Typography
Download PDFJuneteenth Peace Dove with Ribbon
Download PDFJuneteenth Eagle of Freedom
Download PDFJuneteenth Banner with Traditional Patterns Coloring
Download PDFJuneteenth with Doves and Chains Broken
Download PDFPowerful Juneteenth Quotes
Download PDFJuneteenth Freedom Flag
Download PDFJuneteenth Torch of Freedom
Download PDFJuneteenth Freedom Parade Wagon
Download PDFJuneteenth Emancipation Proclamation Scroll
Download PDFJuneteenth Liberty Bell
Download PDFJuneteenth Kids Dancing Together
Download PDFJuneteenth Rising Sun Scene
Download PDFJuneteenth Children Holding Freedom Flags
Download PDFAfrica Roots and Juneteenth Tree
Download PDFJuneteenth Freedom Cake Celebration
Download PDFJuneteenth Fireworks Celebration Poster Coloring
Download PDFAbstract Afro Freedom Art
Download PDFJuneteenth Drum and Rhythm
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Choosing Juneteenth Coloring Pages
For younger kids, try the Juneteenth freedom balloon bundle, freedom cake celebration, or kids dancing together. They're joyful and simple.
Teachers can use the Emancipation Proclamation scroll, Free Since 1865, and the Juneteenth flag pages to teach what the holiday commemorates.
Older students and adults may prefer the Juneteenth mandala, abstract Afro freedom art, and powerful Juneteenth quotes pages, which have more detail.
How to Print Juneteenth Coloring Pages
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Tap the picture or Download PDF. The PDF opens in a new tab.
Fit to page
Print on US Letter or A4. If your printer asks, choose Fit to page so the border isn't cut off.
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Copy paper works for crayons and pencils. Use cardstock for markers or paint.
Free for personal, family, and classroom use. Please don't resell the pages. See our licensing policy.
Juneteenth Coloring Pages FAQ
What is Juneteenth?
Juneteenth marks June 19, 1865, when enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned of their freedom. It became a federal holiday in 2021.
Is there a Juneteenth flag page?
Yes. The Juneteenth freedom flag page shows the holiday's flag.
Can teachers use these pages for a lesson?
Yes. They're free for classroom use, and pages like the Emancipation Proclamation scroll support a history lesson.
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